Roberto Rodriguez Tejera

Periodista @actualidadradio #1040 AM. "PROHIBIDO CALLARSE"

[Roberto Rodriguez Tejera @RobertoRTejera]

Ante la maldad, la corrupción y acciones criminales o dictatoriales la falta de compromiso de los periodistas no es imparcialidad es complicidad

[Roberto Rodriguez Tejera @RobertoRTejera]

YMCA 🎶🎼🪈

[Acyn @Acyn]

Trump: There was a fight in one of our things, a horrible fight. The MAGA guy beat the crap out of him. Not that that matters. Good looking guy.

[News to Remember @allchronology]

Don’s Dementia Stroll from a different angle.

[Donk Media ♻️™ @donkoclock]

LOL - Trump stops mid helipad to wave and salute nobody.

Watch at 0:21, the camera zooms out to show.

Natalie Harp can also be seen on her way to Marine One. #TravelWithNatalie

[Tom Nichols @RadioFreeTom]

Something is, uh, going on with him. Maybe it's the stress.

[X Global @X_Global_tv]

Trump: "I met the owner of the restaurant. He said, 'Mr. President, I'd like to kiss you.' He's a very powerful man. I don't want this guy kissing me, but he's a powerful, influential man.

He said, 'Sir, I want to kiss you.' I said, 'Why?'

He said, 'Sir, I really want to kiss you.'

So I said, 'No, thank you.'"

[Nacho Montes de Oca @nachomdeo]

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[Michael Weiss @michaeldweiss]

Too clever by half. He correctly notes that Ukraine cannot give up its fortress belt because that'd give the Russians a "straight shot into Kyiv." Yet he insists the war is just about 11% of territory. No, the lie is in his explanation: Putin wants the 11% at the negotiating table because he cannot take it on the battlefield; and he wants it because it gives him another opportunity to make a play for Kyiv at a later date. The Russians don't want to end the war, they want the U.S. to create the more amenable conditions for the continuation of the war in future. The tragedy of Rubio is that he's in better command of the facts than anyone else in this administration but he nonetheless ends up acting a mouthpiece for policies he knows are wrong.

[Elaine de Valle @newschica]

At tomorrow's county commission meeting, @CommishArod Rodriguez wants his colleagues to send a 99-year, no rent lease to the mayor to negotiate with a trio of developers who donated to his PAC. No public input is necessary. https://t.co/Di0o7xz9he

[David Alandete @alandete]

📩 Hoy en mi carta: EE.UU. prepara una nueva fase de su intervención en Venezuela: la renovación del Gobierno de Delcy, el gran reparto petrolero entre multinacionales y la entrega de nuevos jerarcas chavistas a la justicia estadounidense.
Y los misteriosos vuelos a Turquía.
https://t.co/Y0YlNM4cMV

[Roberto Rodriguez Tejera @RobertoRTejera]

Este es lo peor de lo peor

[Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump]

Marco Rubio: “The president does not like to see this image of a ballistic missile hitting an apartment building in Kyiv and innocent civilians being wiped out as a result.”

Except he’s never condemned Russia, is actively undermining Ukraine’s ability to shoot down those missiles, and is trying to force Ukraine to surrender to Russia. But sure, he doesn’t like the images.

[Michael J Bustamante, Ph.D. @MJ_Busta]

State charges now too.

I'm sure the timing has nothing to do with midterm elections 2 weeks away. Nah, couldn't be.

Upsetting to see public institutions let themselves be used for political theatrics.

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[Roberto Rodriguez Tejera @RobertoRTejera]

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[Roberto Rodriguez Tejera @RobertoRTejera]

The Manchurian President

[Jeffrey Goldberg @JeffreyGoldberg]

"A world in which the White House is allied to the Kremlin was, until now, the stuff of paranoid fiction. Manchurian candidates and red presidents were fantasies, dark tales that Americans told themselves, like ghost stories around a campfire."
@RadioFreeTom:
https://t.co/1WCtzzEnrx

[Roberto Rodriguez Tejera @RobertoRTejera]

Cuando vaya a votar en este ciclo electoral tome esta información en consideración…

[Jason Garcia @Jason_Garcia]

New story and 🧵:

Data center supporters have poured more than $30 million into the race for governor and other campaigns across Florida, according to an updated Seeking Rents analysis...

[Anne Applebaum @anneapplebaum]

This has been Putin's dream for years: That his country, with GDP per capita lower than Poland, unable to conquer Donbas since 2014, will be treated as an equal to the US and China.
https://t.co/WAAMWrLI2x

[Felipe Flowers 🇺🇸🇨🇺 @FelipeFlowers10]

Nada más q decir.

[Yasmina @yasminalombaert]

In this powerful monologue, Joe Scarborough proves that Trump and his cronies acting as cheerleaders for putin are no different from the Nazi sympathisers of the 1930s. It’s a chilling, crystal-clear wake-up call about what happens when leaders trade American democracy for a dictator's favour.

Joe Scarborough:

“… just peeling what putin has had a collection of useful idiots across America do now for the past five years.
I really I really don't say this often in American politics. but when you're defending vladimir putin, an ex KGB agent who is committing war crimes by the day, I'm not sure how you sleep at night.
And this phenomenon though, has historical parallels. It was 89 years ago this month in October 1937, that the former king of England walked up the steps of Adolf Hitler's mountain retreat in Bavaria. The Duke of Windsor had given up the throne less than a year earlier, but he toured German factories, inspected the SS and was photographed greeting the Führer. Time Magazine reported that Hitler gave the Duke a Nazi salute as they parted and Edward returned that Nazi salute. Later he told friends that Britain shouldn't fight Hitler, the war should not start. Winston Churchill had to actually send him to the Bahamas to keep him away from his new friend in Berlin. But the Duke wasn't alone, just like Donald Trump isn't alone. Here at home, Charles Lindbergh, an American hero who accepted the medal of freedom from Hermann Goering in 1938, went on to lead America First. And in a 1941 speech in Des Moines, he blamed Jews and the British for pushing America toward war. Even FDR's US Ambassador to Britain, Joseph Kennedy, predicted democracy is finished in England. His appeasement and his lack of moral alarm cost Kennedy his job. In Britain, aristocrats like the Astors and Lord Halifax thought Hitler was a man they could do business with.

Does that sound familiar?
Sounded so respectable, trade, stability, money, peace in our time.

History remembers them now as morally vacuous opportunists who looked at a tyrant who was devouring his neighbours, the only thing they saw, a business partner.

The parallels with Trump are too on point. Now on Friday, Donald Trump got on the phone with vladimir putin who always plays him when they get on the phone and what happened? He lifted sanctions on the Russian diesel deal, he did it three weeks after Republicans had forced him to sign a Russia sanctions bill in honour of Lindsey Graham. The White House says his gift to putin will lower prices at the pump, but it won't. The first shipment is only about 2.2 million barrels and America burns through more than that every day. It's not going to lower gas prices in America. But it will help putin kill innocence in Ukraine, a country Trump has always hated. Trump's four billion dollar gift to the man he kowtows to every day will buy missiles, drones, and glide bombs that will keep terrorising and killing Ukrainians who are fighting for their country's freedom and their children's lives and yes, our freedom.
A bipartisan group of senators including Susan Collins wrote in a statement Sunday that the United States should not provide putin with a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians. But Trump's aping of putin’s talking points, they just keep getting worse. With this weak president attacking Ukrainian freedom fighters and perversely calling for new leadership in Kyiv. We do need new leadership, Mr. President, but not in Ukraine. Donald, I've known you a long time and I know you don't read history, so let me tell you how this story ends. The Duke of Windsor ended up a footnote, a cautionary tale in a fancy suit forever assigned to the dustbin of British history. And your time to finally do the right thing in Ukraine, Mr. President, it's running out. Stop bowing down to putin. And start doing your job.
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[Roberto Rodriguez Tejera @RobertoRTejera]

Excelente reflexión sobre el discurso de Marco Rubio en Atenas. Vale la pena escuchar
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[CathyNotToday2 🌿 @Cathy2NotToday]

Wow… this ad just ran in Florida from a PAC

BRAVO .. bout time the gloves came off, dammit !

@JoseJavierJJR @AngieNixon

[Roberto Rodriguez Tejera @RobertoRTejera]

Trump, explícitamente, rechaza una Orden Judicial. Los que decían, que el Sistema Judicial era el muro de contención que podía detener los peores instintos de Trump ahora es que empiezan a entender que nuestras Instituciones hay que defenderlas antes de que sean destruidas por aspirantes a gobernar sin ningún tipo de control externo. Está empezando a ser muy tarde para ese defensa. El verdadero reto comienza el 4 de Nov.

[Aaron Rupar @atrupar]

Trump: "The United States Department of Interior wants to take a terrible and very unsafe golf course, and make it into a great, safe, and prestigious golf course. They have an absolute right to do so. It’s as simple as that! The judge on the case is a crazed lunatic whose courthouse tapes will reveal, may be insane? The tapes have been blocked from usage by the judge. The random golfer bringing the ridiculous lawsuit has ZERO STANDING! The experts at 'Interior' are allowed to do this First Class renovation 'as of right.' They do not need an approval. Work is scheduled to begin IMMEDIATELY! The finished product will be World Class, and bring income and great prestige back to D.C. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DJT"